How would the products of transcription and translation be affected if the sequence GCTATATCG was changed to GCGATATCG?

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karatechopper · Answer

This has something to do with Chargaff's rule I know.

karatechopper · Answer

Nooo not that haahaha

karatechopper · Answer

You have to like decode it. Into a different sequence

frostbite · Answer

What about just doing a simple transcription and translation  and see if the peptides gets the same?

frostbite · Answer

Just give me a moment need to find my genetic code

frostbite · Answer

This is can be solved alot more esay then useing Chargaff's rule from what I see

karatechopper · Answer

Correct
And U is for RNA

karatechopper · Answer

ok..

frostbite · Answer

Well the question is if you need to pair it but just replace the T's with U's becuase you need to pair it twice.. ones becuase of codeing and template string and one time for mRNA. in theory a 2x paring give the same results.

frostbite · Answer

It is normal that we are given the coding string... so by doing a base pair to the template string we can do a transcription and get the following mRNA:
|GCG|AUA|UCG|
Translation:
Ala, Ile, Ser.
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mRNA:
|GCU|AUA|UCG|
Translation:
Ala, Ile, Ser.

as Nincompop said nothing would happen

karatechopper · Answer

yea..

karatechopper · Answer

nincompoop is right haha

frostbite · Answer

Well i did not mind get that back into my memory :P haven't worked with genetics sense high school

karatechopper · Answer

lol its ok